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DDD 061
26 Feb 20
26 Feb 20
3
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DDD 074
10 Mar 21
10 Mar 21
4
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: It's been a brief minute since we last took in a brand new release from the legendary Truth trio, who we are pleased to see returning to their home imprint of Deep Dark & Dangerous for a lively five track expanse. We begin with the title track 'Neptune', a jittering collection of delicate synths and punchy kick patterns, glued together with an array of glittering reese tones. Next, 'Psychological' sees Lelijveld get involved with some stunning vocal additions, giving us some incredible soundscaping mastery before the grizzly atmospherics and glitchy manoeuvres of 'Lost' take us somewhere completely different. From here, 'Shrouds' supplies us with a much more aquatic sounding creation, linking crunchy percussion with volatile bass tones, before we round off with 'Earthlings', a big synth system-buster, stuffed with hypnotic energy and terrifying horn stabs to see us out in style!
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DDD 072
20 Nov 20
20 Nov 20
7
Review: New Zealand's Truth duo have appeared on pretty much every dubstep label that's worth being seen on these days. From Tempa to Deep Medi Muziq, they've clearly instilled a respect from their contemporaries, and they are arguably the leaders of Kiwi bass at the moment. Deep Dark & Dangerous is their own label, and "Devils Game" kicks off the imprint's third instalment with a furious wall of bass that blasts a monumental wave of chaos and doom the beats down below. "Smoke" is comparatively deeper and more gentle in its approach, and is guided by the r&b-style vocals of Animal, while Quest accompanies the darkroom stepper that the dup has preferred to dub as "Untitled". Nasty business.
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DDD 03
23 Sep 16
23 Sep 16
11
Review: An all-star lineup is an understatement here as some of the best in dubstep team up on Deep Dark & Dangerous for an absolute corker entitled 'Freak Show'. Long term genre favourite: Youngsta pulls together with the ever-creative sounds of Truth and a breath of fresh air from Stylust, resulting in a whirlwind of demonic melodies, colossal drum designs and writhing bass patterns, making this a real monster you can expect to hear at festivals and in clubs all around the country.
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DDD 034
20 Jun 18
20 Jun 18
15
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DDD 056
27 Nov 19
27 Nov 19
17
Review: Truth are a dubstep-driven phenomenon, there's no getting away from it, both from within their work as Deep Dark & Dangerous, but also from a production point of view. That is why the great and good of the genre have joined together in celebrating the explosive group with a heavy-hitting remix collection, allowing a blissful collection to be assembled. When we say heavy hitting, we really mean it, with the likes of Cartridge, ENiGMA Dubz, Abstract Sonance, Kodama, Taiko, Biome and more all stepping forward, with a total of 32 remixes being included at the final count. Now, if you have 139 minutes, we would of course suggest taking in this masterpiece in its full majesty, but for a quick preview of the brilliance it includes, we would recommend quick peaks at Sukh Knight's explosive 'Shire Dub' rethink, both the sub-busting sweeps of Wraz.'s and the subtle beauty of Oxossi's 'Scarecrow' overhauls, and of course Boylan's gut puncher of a remix of 'Strange Dreams'. Exceptional work!
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DDDLP7R
14 Jul 23
14 Jul 23
18
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DDD095S
01 Jul 22
01 Jul 22
19
Review: As one of the longest standing active outfits in dubstep music, it's always exciting to see new music landing from Truth, who have here delivered a stunning four track display. Focussing immediately on the title track 'Afterlife', we find ourselves washed in stunning soundscaping, subtle vocal processing and digital backdrops for a truly joyous introduction. Next, more blissful arrangements as 'Scarecrow' unleashes an eerie combination of chiming melody and fluttering percussion, next to the gnarly bass drives and slightly satanic vocal harmonies of 'Shire Dub', which again ups the energy levels. Finally, 'Lost In Time' gives us a serious ripper, focussing on minimal drum strikes and emphatic synth swipes, rounding off this project with a real dash of finesse.
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DDD 095
15 Jul 22
15 Jul 22
23
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
Review: Now this is a spicy link up indeed as the heavyweight production techniques of Truth are joined by the vocal innovation of PAV4N, delivering four spicy originals, courtesy of the stalwart Deep Dark & Dangerous imprint. First up, UK legend Saskilla stops by for a guest verse on 'Brave New World', sitting atop a murky undergrowth of sweating subs and crunchy snare swipes. After that killer introduction, we then take in the choppy drum switch-ups of 'Pythons', a synth heavy dazzler that again sees PAV4N impress, before Ashez throws some additional flare into the mix across the more scattered 'Online Overdose'. Finally, the lethal reese tweaks and industrious drum work of 'Pyrex Jackie' sees the EP out with one final subby smash.
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DDD 123
15 Mar 24
15 Mar 24
28
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MEDI 032
22 Nov 10
22 Nov 10
34
Played by: DJ The Tornado
Review: Truth steps up with two superlative half-stepping riddims on the Tempa imprint, which really put the dub back into dubstep. First up is the evocatively entitled "Dreams" featuring a gloriously enticing wailing vocal from Yayne in the intro. We are sucked into the main tune as if hypnotized by the warm, murmuring bassline and clip clop beats and bubbling SFX. "Last Time" continues in a similarly dark and mysterious vein, but with more snapping snares, clipped sounds, rolling atmospherics and an insistent drive throughout the track. Utterly excellent from start to finish.
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TEMPA 065D
21 May 12
21 May 12
38
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ROTD 131
28 Oct 13
28 Oct 13
40
Played by: Rob Sparx
Review: Mala's Deep Medi Musik imprint hasn't put a foot wrong in 2011 with some weighty relentless steppahs from VIVEK and Tunnidge getting the collective thumbs up from the Juno review staff. The label maintains the momentum here - finally unleashing the VIP version of Truth's 09 pressure "Fatman"! Fatalist dread vibes abound though it's the crushing weight of the sub bass that truly captivate. Truth complements this update with "Dreams Never Come True" which churns through heavily chopped machine rhythms and left of centre sampledelica with dizzying ease - making for a track that is probably difficult to dance to, but easy to appreciate!
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MEDI 039
24 Apr 11
24 Apr 11
41
Played by: Jack Stat
Review: New Zealand trio Truth come up with a superlative contribution to one of the premiere dubstep labels, Deep Medi Musik. In the same vein as DMZ, Kryptic Minds et al, "Amnesia" is a half-stepping nightmare vision full of psychological twists, vintage film samples, ominous atmospherics and crackling SFX. Perfectly poised, it maintains the intrigue right until the end, unerring in approach. "International" on the other hand, kicks off with a more jovial tone, featuring rattling breaks, xylophone beats and curious jungle flavours, the rallying reggae sample calling out above the beats. A fantastic release and an essential for die hard dubstep fans.
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MEDI 032
22 Nov 10
22 Nov 10
43
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WAK 069
24 May 19
24 May 19
47
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NMN 007D
25 Mar 13
25 Mar 13
48
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LAB 007
27 Jul 09
27 Jul 09
49
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735119 107967
24 May 19
24 May 19
50
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LAB 007
16 Sep 17
16 Sep 17
